British people’s viewing and listening habits have changed dramatically over the past decade as new technologies, and the platforms and entrants which they generate, have transformed the choice of options open to them.

Given this backdrop of change, and considering that the BBC’s royal charter will be up for renewal in 2016, the Guardian will be hosting fringe events within each of the three major party conferences this autumn, to debate the future of the BBC and its governance.

To frame this debate, we want to hear from media professionals from all sectors, to find out how the industry feels about the BBC, today and tomorrow. We would love to get your thoughts in our short survey. We’ll be publishing our findings on the Media Network in September ahead of the party conferences, and it will influence the party conferences debate.